Euthanauts #1 (2018) — This cover, but also EVERY Euthanauts cover.
Ms. Marvel #7 (2014) — Logan mentors Kamala during a cross-section sewer caper.
Amazing Spider-Man #589 (2009) "WHAM"
Sexcastle (2015) gives us possibly the best line in comics.
American Elf — 2/27/04 "Reason For Being"
Really, this entire exercise was just an excuse to post that James Kochalka strip that makes me tear up every time, but since you've been patient —
Captain America #367 (1990) — Magneto puts Red Skull in that hole.
Hark, A Vagrant (2011) — Lois is busy.
Fantastic Four #415 (1996) — Mister Fantastic “stretches” to give himself huge muscles and I stop reading superhero comics for ten years, and then realize this rules after twenty.
Fantastic Four #415 (1996) *THE VERY NEXT PANEL* — Franklin Richards plays Amalgam Comics Overpower.
Astonishing X-Men #3 (2004) — The true definition of Beast Mode.
Avengers #275 (“Under Siege,” 1987) — Scott Lang craps on Spielberg’s Oscar prospects.
Box Brown’s “Child Star” (2020) — A movie within a “movie” within a graphic novel.
Journey Into Mystery #96 (1963) — Thor hucks a bus to what, he assumes, is safety.
Batman #180 (1966) — Death-Man does not shut up.
I forget what this is from, but here’s Thanos doing this.
Identified, thank you! I remember now, I was hanging out on the @MarvelUnlimited app thinking “I just gotta see Sam Keith draw Nightcrawler” but they only have the back-up story pages — which is mostly Thanos floating around and then doing this sweet landing.
Martian Manhunter: American Secrets (1992) — I never even READ this. I was just permanently haunted by this ad.
Pictures For Sad Children (2007) — Paris is just another bullshit town.
Anytime this happens.
The Paybacks #1 (2015) Night Knight doesn’t. Even. Ride. The. Horse. They’re. Just. Partners.
Astro Boy (1965) — Professor Ochanomizu’s butt looking uncannily like the Bernie 2016 logo.
Space Ghost #1 (2004) — You’re not usually expecting a line from [checks notes] Space Ghost’s pregnant wife to be an all-timer.
Batman & Robin #1 (2009) — I think about these sandwiches a lot.
Archie daily newspaper strip (1948) via The Best of Archie Comics Vol. 1
Astro City #1/2 ‘The Nearness of You’ (1998) — Probably the only thing on this list I won’t spoil. Read it now: amazon.com/Astro-City-199…
Sandman #43 (1992) — Good (bad?) advice.
Fantastic Four #51 (1966) — This Man, This Splash Page.
Mega Man #25: ‘Worlds Collide’ Part 4 (2013) — I only know the cover but what a cover.
Pooch Cafe (10/01/17) — My mom clipped this out and sent it to me in a birthday card. Then I cut off the last panel and hung it up at work with no context.
New Mutants #1 (2019) — The Space Lawyer ad.
Achewood (7/11/2005) — Jack White gets into the bed.
Daredevil #233 (1986) — and then on the very next page ...
Watched my wife fast forward through an entire episode of Industry to show me one scene and remembered that the streaming wars will be won by the first platform to implement:
* Bookmarks
* Playlists
* SMART Playlists (i.e. alternate The Office and Parks and Rec by airdate).
We've had streaming platforms for a thousand years now and we still can't send friends a playlist of "Top Ten Episodes to Get You Into Seinfeld" or "Six Hours of Christmas Episodes For Holiday Party Background."
Unbelievable that I consult on this level for free.
One of my biggest fears/problems with this dude is that it’s not just his supporters being violent on his behalf, it’s that he raised the fame and rhetoric temperature so high that crazy people just started doing crazier things, without clear motivation. Like SHOOTING HIS EAR.
How does calling a bomb threat to a school help Trump or his cause or the goal of white supremacy in that town. There’s no internal logic. He’s just set everything at eleven and we live there now.
It’s hard to explain but he doesn’t just inspire the “crazy” (racism) in the first picture, he inspires the CRAZY (true madness) in the second picture.
Vance is gonna be rich and famous forever but he’s gonna be the kind of rich guy where you’re the third billed speaker at something called THE THINKER’S CONFERENCE at the Indianapolis Marriott and chooses a forever shrinking spotlight over seeing his kids become their own people.
He’s gonna keep using a younger photo on all his materials
There is a conversation happening about AI replacing writers, driven by people who neither write, nor make and use AI, and it’s so thoroughly free of real world facts or details they might as well be talking about a cool magic wand they heard about.
“Um like if you wanted two characters to kiss but they hated each other could um like the AI make that cheaper and faster”
People get so excited about new technology replacing something that already exists that they will order a book online, pay additional shipping, and wait a week for it to arrive instead of going to a bookstore and twenty years later that guy will be rich enough to own spaceships.